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GCC 3.3.1 (Aug 11 2003 17:23 GMT) - It looks like I missed the release of GCC 3.3.1 the other day. |
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GCC 3.3.1 (Aug 11 2003 17:23 GMT) - It looks like I missed the release of GCC 3.3.1 the other day. |
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GCC 3.3.1 (Aug 11 2003 17:23 GMT) - It looks like I missed the release of GCC 3.3.1 the other day. |
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- How in the world did I drive by three Apple Stores, and not stop at a single one of them?... |
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- (UK) Who is MP for Coventry North West.[$drug_related(100%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(95%), $stimulant(100%), $cocaine(100%), $various_drugs(95%)] |
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- WASHINGTON - Honeywell International Inc. claims in a lawsuit that a Loews Corp. insurance unit should pay for about 50,000 asbestos claims, which Loews denies. |
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- SparkNotes.com used to be a venue for students to post their own "Cliff's Notes." Notorious for its inaccuracies, the site seemed destined to be abandoned. Would that it were so. TNC's James Bowman tells us, in WSJ's Taste Commentary today, that SparkNot |
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- 11 August 2003: W3C's Semantic Web Advanced Development initiative announces a new release of IsaViz, a visual environment for browsing and authoring RDF models represented as graphs. Version 2.0 supports GSS, an RDF-based stylesheet language. Other new features include datatype support, enhanced navigation, better handling of namespace prefix bindings, and an import/export plug-in interface. |
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- 11 August 2003: W3C's Semantic Web Advanced Development initiative announces a new release of IsaViz, a visual environment for browsing and authoring RDF models represented as graphs. Version 2.0 supports GSS, an RDF-based stylesheet language. Other new features include datatype support, enhanced navigation, better handling of namespace prefix bindings, and an import/export plug-in interface. |
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- 11 August 2003: W3C's Semantic Web Advanced Development initiative announces a new release of IsaViz, a visual environment for browsing and authoring RDF models represented as graphs. Version 2.0 supports GSS, an RDF-based stylesheet language. Other new features include datatype support, enhanced navigation, better handling of namespace prefix bindings, and an import/export plug-in interface. |
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- "Beware the Straight Backlash: Queer Eye takes a step forward, but the conflict over gay marriage could get ugly." Andrew Sullivan had this essay in the August 11, 2003 issue of Time magazine. |
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- Nokia Corp has bought back 789,850 shares for E10m at an average price of E12.66 a share. |
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- The European Commission is to ask the English soccer Premier League if the recent award of live television rights was based on a fair and transparent tender. |
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- When my dad moved out, I inherited some of his old stuff. I was going through some things the other day when I discovered 2 very patriotic looking plates -- flag border, eagle in the middle with some inspiring motto dead center. Not really my thing so I decided to throw them away. For some reason I turned one of the plates over and to my horror discovered that they were commemorative plates from the... |
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- perfetto, foto e informazioni nella mia homepage: www. inverso. net/strumentazione. htm |
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- causa inutilizzo, praticamente nuovo prezzo non trattabile |
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- causa inutilizzo, praticamente nuovo prezzo non trattabile |
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- we here at bccy try to keep abreast of new coffee developments, which unfortunately means we run into some real horrors. for example, i have spent most of this summer actively avoiding the new nescafe "coffee" concentrate product. since i never go |
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- The most recent data released by the National Center for State Courts (NCSC) finds that "the 1992 to 2001 trend in medical malpractice filings per 100,000 population has only fluctuated minimally, with an overall 1 percent decrease in per capita filings." |
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- What does the American Left fear if not, well, fear itself? Facts? Plain-speaking patriotic Americans? Lying About Lying -- 08/11/2003... |
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- Surinams friidrottsstjärna Letitia Vriesde, 38, mister sitt guld på 800 meter från de Panamerikanska spelen. Hon hade koffein i kroppen motsvarande 20 liter kaffe. |
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- Knäbekymren fortsätter för Johan Mjällby. I seriepremiären borta mot Dunfermline i lördags fick han åter ont i det knä han hade problem med under förra säsongen. |
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- Fredrik Ljungberg riskerar att missa fotbollslandslagets träningsmatch mot Grekland i Norrköping nästa onsdag. Anledningen är den axelskada han ådrog sig i Community Shield-matchen mot Manchester United på söndagen. |
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- Belgiskan Kim Clijsters passerade Serena Williams på världsrankingen efter seger mot Lindsay Davenport i finalen i Los Angeles med setsiffrorna 6-1, 3-6, 6-1. |
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- Let's try this again. My computer crapped out on me |
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- Buzz, Who's talking about a 1 ct. diamond for $1200??? that's |
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- æ•´ç†æœ€è¿‘三個部è½æ ¼çš„ Winson, Yuchangã€Isaac å’Œ Lawrence Lessig。分別摘錄於下。 check 了å„個 blog çš„ creative commons 授權æ¢æ¬¾éƒ¨åˆ†ï¼Œå¸Œæœ›æ²’ |
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- It's getting to be like clockwork, but still good to see this in the media. A 6 foot, 333 pound... |
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- Tolerance taken too far A misplaced tolerance for immigrant culture turns into complete disregard for the rights of women in Muslim ghettos, in this case in French cities. Rape and violence against women who are considered too 'westernised' is commonplace. The scene is almost always the same: the housing projects called cites on the outskirts of France’s major cities. |
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- I guess Microsoft wanted to still be able to spam us! Spam Bandwagon Hits a Bump Professor Lessig is quoted and his spam proposal mentioned in “The Bandwagon to Fight Spam Hits a Bump” at the New York Times web... |
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- Facing plateauing subscriber rolls and slowing revenue growth, online dating services like Match.com are seeking new ways to employ their database matching engines to seek new business niches. Shorn of accounting and acquisition-related charges, several of the larger online dating players seem to be experiencing a slowdown, as new niche competitors take on greater brand loyalty. NYT reports. Tig Tillinghast comments. |
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0810 (Aug 11 2003 17:21 GMT) - The Boy's Castle was the place to be.... |
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- I decided to work with a couple of guys in the consulting business. Their business is consulting businesses, but they're interested in technology. It's a long, rambling story, but the basic idea is they wanted me to help them launch their technology company. They believe I have the expertise they... |
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Stuff (Aug 11 2003 17:21 GMT) - Toute is getting better a little at a time. She's starting to eat a little on her own and she's been more active - starting to jump up on the ironing board again and sleeping in the cat tree in the dining room again. Good progress. A couple of friends of ours have just made an offer on a Bed & Breakfast - more details once the financial side gets all straightened out. These are the friends who took a five year plan and have taken it to a two month plan. |
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Snack (Aug 11 2003 17:21 GMT) - Handful almonds Frico smoked cheese... |
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- The Federal Bureau of Investigation reportedly has met with senior officials from the Federal Communications Commissions twice in the last four weeks to push for expanded wiretapping laws that would cover VoIP technology and ISP services. |
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- The Federal Bureau of Investigation reportedly has met with senior officials from the Federal Communications Commissions twice in the last four weeks to push for expanded wiretapping laws that would cover VoIP technology and ISP services. |
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- The Federal Bureau of Investigation reportedly has met with senior officials from the Federal Communications Commissions twice in the last four weeks to push for expanded wiretapping laws that would cover VoIP technology and ISP services. |
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- Court/Court Staff Jimmy Frazier, like me, is celebrating the end of Blog*Spot's server glitch that temporarily vanished our archives. Jimmy also is an attorney at a federal court in Philadelphia. And much more, of course. Practicing The Korean and international business lawyers at Aurora Law Offices are writing the Aurora Log. Very nice. |
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- Japan: Police have raided the Panawave Laboratory's headquarters as part of their investigation into the death of a member. Bruises were found on the back of Satoshi Chigusa, a 40-year-old professor who did on Thursday, and an autopsy concluded that he had died of a combination of heat exhaustion and traumatic shock. Police said they suspect stick beating was a cause of Chigusa's death. According to the police, one of the group's customs was to hit each other mainly with wooden sticks with the intention of protecting their leader, Yuko Chino, and themselves from electromagnetic waves. |
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